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My Zebra's and Yoyo's get on together very well. Most of the time they do their own thing with the occasional very minor skirmish over food or sleeping spots and occasionally they all shoal up together. They have been togther for a couple of months without any problems.

We have 5 Striata's and more often than not they are out and about, they do have there rest times when they hide away but in the main they are very active. We have a sand base with a good cover of black pebbles and subdued lighting plenty of bogwood and fairly heavily planted 4 foot (100 galls...

I have a similar product as the substrate in my tank. Danish molar clay is used as cat litter (the pink stuff, normally scented) it is also used in industry to soak up oil spillages and is cheap as chips and unscented Lol. :wink: :wink: 30 litre (20 kgs ish) from Partco motor factors £7.50...

could try the ever wonderful world of E-Bay :D :D :D http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Plastic-Online ... idZ2QQtZkm

I've had the pleasure of working in Detroit a couple of times and you would not want to own a property in the ghetto areas no matter how cheap, very scary place :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: loads of burnt out cars, derelict buildings, looks like a war zone. Last time I was there, there was...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daphnia is it these fellas?

Agreed. But. if the light levels are higher in the tank than in the room then surely you are going to get a mirror like effect within the tank. Certainly in the evenings my tank is the brightest thing in the room (yes it's probably a lot brighter than me :lol: ) so I would have thought the...

I would have said that they are just sparring with their own reflections. Some of my fish do it on occasions and I have never considered that there was any problems.

Hi All I'm Andy and I live in Wiltshire during the week and South Wales at the weekends. I have just got back into fishkeeping after a 20 year break. I used to keep big south american cichlids but this time round it's more of a community type tank (4 X 2 X 2 footer) but biased toward loaches...

Lol. sorry didn't mean to rub it in about my fish. :oops: Just amazed at how different our Rummies are to those described in this thread. We do have a black back ground and black substrate with loads of bogwood, roots and plants, so plenty of structure for them to feel safe amongst and sublte...

Hmmmm. We have 9 Rummies and from day one they have always been on show, back and forth across the tank non stop, super active fish, we also have 5 neons and 8 x-ray tetras and they have joined the Rummy shoal so it's always a blur of fishy activity. Feeding time is easy as we tap the side of...